I. queue [kju:] N Aus, Brit
queue up VB intr
queue up PHRVB queue
I. queue [kju:] N Aus, Brit
| I | queue |
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| you | queue |
| he/she/it | queues |
| we | queue |
| you | queue |
| they | queue |
| I | queuing |
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| you | queuing |
| he/she/it | queuing |
| we | queuing |
| you | queuing |
| they | queuing |
| I | have | queued |
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| you | have | queued |
| he/she/it | has | queued |
| we | have | queued |
| you | have | queued |
| they | have | queued |
| I | had | queued |
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| you | had | queued |
| he/she/it | had | queued |
| we | had | queued |
| you | had | queued |
| they | had | queued |
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It wasn't too long ago that smartphones were a novelty, something the ardent tech-heads would queue up in the street to buy.
www.nambuccaguardian.com.au Players can pause in between dealing out automatic attacks to slow time down to a crawl, access a sub-menu, and queue up special attacks.
venturebeat.com Thanks to an enormous publicity drive, 3000 people were forced to queue up, waiting to be let into an empty room.
en.wikipedia.org They queue up in front of the counter to buy meal coupons and then are ushered into the dining hall and seated.
www.bbc.co.uk Lunch is the busiest time, when people queue up to grab a table.
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